Matthew Friedman, Contributing The Atlanta campus received 3,272 applications across both Early Decision (ED) I and II, with an acceptance rate of 33 percent for ED I and 13 percent for ED II, according to Associate Vice Provost for Undergraduate Enrollment and Dean of Admission John Latting. Oxford College received 1,851 applicants, with an acceptance [...]
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Noyonika Parulekar,Staff The Emory Board of Trustees on Monday approved the Presidential Selection Committee’s presidential prospectus, which outlines the current financial and academic state of the University and the potential challenges the future president will have to face. The prospectus, released on Tuesday, revealed to the Emory community that the University is currently within the [...]
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Derrick Tran, Staff An Emory student has submitted a legal complaint against the University after he was “severely and permanently injured” in the Sigma Alpha Epsilon (SAE) fraternity house. Attorney Zachary Nelson filed the complaint in the Dekalb County Georgia State Court on Dec. 5, 2019, claiming that his client’s right middle finger was severed [...]
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Newly initiated members of Emory fraternities participate in Run the Row, a biannual tradition in which the brothers run to their new fraternity houses, on Saturday, Feb. 1./Jackson Schneider, Asst. Photo Editor Former members of suspended fraternity Alpha Epsilon Pi (AEPi) are involved in the “recolonization” of Zeta Beta Tau (ZBT), according to former AEPi [...]
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Heather Mac Donald speaks at an event hosted by Emory College Republicans on Tuesday night/Helen Bradshaw, Contributing Conservative author and political commentator Heather Mac Donald met resistance and reproach on Tuesday after she stepped foot on campus to discuss the “diversity delusion” in higher education. Mac Donald spoke to a crowd of 120 students in [...]
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